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This translator converts numbers into words (or numbers to letters, if that makes more sense). Write «1» in the box on the left, and «one» will appear on the right. It converts very large numbers into their word form — see if you can find the biggest! (Hint: You’ll need more than 1000 digits!!) I’m pretty sure this translator is the best numbers to words converter on the whole internet in terms of being able to convert craaazzy large numbers into words form. I didn’t really have any particular use case in mind when I made this generator, but hopefully you have some need for numbers in words format, and can use this to help solve your problem 
Many people will likely know the number «googol» (after which the famous tech company «Google» is named) — it’s the digit «1» with one hundred zeros after it — a number which is dozens of orders of magnitude greater than the number of atoms in the visible universe. It’s ridiculously big. But who would have know that the named numbers go hundreds or orders of magnitude higher than this?! If you can find the highest named number by typing digits in the box, post it in the comments!
It’s worth noting that there are often a few different possible names which can be used for the same number. For example, a googol can also be called ten duotrigintillion, ten thousand sexdecillion, or ten sexdecilliard. Since these numbers are very rarely used, there is not standard or governing body and so it’s a bit of a wild west. In trying to create a useful numbers ot words translator I figured I’d just try to translate each number into the most commonly used name, and one that is consistent with the rest of the number names.
To slightly complicate the issue further, there are multiple possible spellings of the same name. So for example, we can spell the aforementioned number as duotrigintillion or dotrigintillion. Number names, and number spelling are fairly consistent for the first few dozen orders of magnitude after the number one, but after that, they begin to diverge.
If you’re interested in these nomenclature issues, and the history behind them, have a look at this wiki article and also this one.
It’s interesting that standard «dictionary» words for very large numbers didn’t appear in English until around the 1400s. The words bymillion and trimillion appeared for the first time in a 1475 manuscript of Jehan Adam.
Some languages have a very small emphasis on numbers. For example, the Pirahã people are thought to have no numbers in their language at all. They appear to only have words for «more» and «few». They also have no grammatical distiction between singular and plural — for example, the word for «people» is the same as the word for «person».
All thanks to Flambino for providing the script that runs this translator! I also had to use big.js by @MikeMcl, since the numbers are far too big for javascript to handle with it’s built-in types. It turns out that (when you want to get the names of big numbers), writing working code to translate numbers into words isn’t the easiest of tasks! Huge thanks to these two guys for making my life a tonne easier.
If you’ve got any suggestions, or if there’s any errors in the word-form of the numbers, please let me know! Thanks
I’m writing a function that will take a word as a parameter and will look at each character and if there is a number in the word, it will return the word
This is my string that I will iterate through
‘Let us look at pg11.’
and I want to look at each character in each word and if there is a digit in the word, I want to return the word just the way it is.
import string
def containsDigit(word):
for ch in word:
if ch == string.digits
return word
thegrinner
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asked Jul 16, 2013 at 16:09
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if any(ch.isdigit() for ch in word):
print word, 'contains a digit'
Dan D.
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answered Jul 16, 2013 at 16:10
inspectorG4dgetinspectorG4dget
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To make your code work use the in keyword (which will check if an item is in a sequence), add a colon after your if statement, and indent your return statement.
import string
def containsDigit(word):
for ch in word:
if ch in string.digits:
return word
answered Jul 16, 2013 at 16:16
JohnJohn
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Why not use Regex?
>>> import re
>>> word = "super1"
>>> if re.search("d", word):
... print("y")
...
y
>>>
So, in your function, just do:
import re
def containsDigit(word):
if re.search("d", word):
return word
print(containsDigit("super1"))
output:
'super1'
answered Jul 16, 2013 at 16:20
2
You are missing a colon:
for ch in word:
if ch.isdigit(): #<-- you are missing this colon
print "%s contains a digit" % word
return word
answered Jul 16, 2013 at 16:11
jh314jh314
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Often when you want to know if «something» contains «something_else» sets may be usefull.
digits = set('0123456789')
def containsDigit(word):
if set(word) & digits:
return word
print containsDigit('hello')
answered Jul 16, 2013 at 16:54
dugresdugres
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If you desperately want to use the string module. Here is the code:
import string
def search(raw_string):
for raw_array in string.digits:
for listed_digits in raw_array:
if listed_digits in raw_string:
return True
return False
If I run it in the shell here I get the wanted resuts. (True if contains. False if not)
>>> search("Give me 2 eggs")
True
>>> search("Sorry, I don't have any eggs.")
False
Code Break Down
This is how the code works
The string.digits is a string. If we loop through that string we get a list of the parent string broke down into pieces. Then we get a list containing every character in a string with’n a list. So, we have every single characters in the string! Now we loop over it again! Producing strings which we can see if the string given contains a digit because every single line of code inside the loop takes a step, changing the string we looped through. So, that means ever single line in the loop gets executed every time the variable changes. So, when we get to; for example 5. It agains execute the code but the variable in the loop is now changed to 5. It runs it agin and again and again until it finally got to the end of the string.
answered Jan 24, 2019 at 16:15
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digit | American Dictionary
digit noun [C]
(NUMBER)
mathematics
any one of the numbers 0 through 9:
6735 is a four-digit number.
digit noun [C]
(FINGER)
(Definition of digit from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
digit | Business English
any one of the ten written numbers 0 to 9:
a four-digit/10-digit, etc. number
single/double/triple, etc. digit
used to say whether a number is between 1 and 9, between 10 and 99, between 101 and 999, etc.:
(Definition of digit from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of digit
digit
At 10db, performance with babble is in the high 20s while for car it is down in the single digits.
The index finger is driven separately to the other digits.
Participants repeated, in reverse order, sequences of digits presented orally by the experimenter.
Increasingly long series of digits had to be repeated, either in the same or in reverse order.
We use the same notation for a sequence of digits and the real number it represents.
An alternative approach to relating sequences of digits and real numbers is to build a function that maps an infinite sequence to a real value.
Strings of digits can be parsed as well.
The candidates include both longer words and words of the same length as the entered sequence of digits, if such words exist.
Children were required to name all pictures or digits in the corresponding task at the fastest speed possible for them.
The memory performance concerning recalled digits was also recorded.
8, 9, 5, 2, 9, 7); the subject is to circle the identical digits.
Of course, striving for twenty-five or more correct digits is not particularly useful.
Then the child named the 50 digits aloud as rapidly as possible.
Prominent digits and phalanges are clear, and full-webbing and hallux may also be observed in one print.
A neural network has been created and trained to classify the digits.
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
Collocations with digit
These are words often used in combination with digit.
Click on a collocation to see more examples of it.
binary digit
Evolutionary strategies for whole system design disruption from either random mutation or crossover siting is therefore significantly greater for higher order encodings than for the single binary digit representations.
digit span
The current research did not investigate the relationship between wordlikeness ratings and digit span directly.
extra digit
Yet whether one wants to remember a telephone number or write it down, every extra digit means more time spent, more difficulty and more possibility of inaccuracy.
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to convert a number to its wording (digit-wise). For instance, if the number is 12, the wordings will be “one-two”. A similar thing will be done for the rest of the inputs.
Code Implementation
We would be following a number of steps which are mentioned below:
Step 1: Creating a Global list for digit to word mapping
Create a global list containing wordings for each digit from 0 to 9. The list will contain elements mapped to the index as shown in the table below.
| Index | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
| Wording / Value | zero | one | two | three | four | five | six | seven | eight | nine |
# Global Array storing word for each digit arr = ['zero','one','two','three','four','five','six','seven','eight','nine']
Step 2: Taking the input of the number and creating the main function
To take input of the number we will make use of input function and then typecast it to integer and also we will create an empty function that will convert our number to words digit-wise.
# Global Array storing word for each digit
arr = ['zero','one','two','three','four','five','six','seven','eight','nine']
def number_2_word(n):
pass
n = int(input())
print("Number Entered was : ", n)
print("Converted to word it becomes: ",end="")
print(number_2_word(n))
Step 3: Coding the Main Logic Inside the Function
For this code, we will be making use of Recursion. If you have very little or no knowledge about Recursion I would recommend you to check out the tutorial mentioned below:
Read more on Recursion: Recursion in Python
For every recursive call, we will check if my number became 0, if it did we would return an empty string otherwise we will keep adding the wordings for each digit with the help of the modulus function and divide the number by 10 to shrink the number and move to the next digit.
The code implementation is shown below and comments are added for your understanding.
# Global Array storing word for each digit
arr = ['zero','one','two','three','four','five','six','seven','eight','nine']
def number_2_word(n):
# If all the digits are encountered return blank string
if(n==0):
return ""
else:
# compute spelling for the last digit
small_ans = arr[n%10]
# keep computing for the previous digits and add the spelling for the last digit
ans = number_2_word(int(n/10)) + small_ans + " "
# Return the final answer
return ans
n = int(input())
print("Number Entered was : ", n)
print("Converted to word it becomes: ",end="")
print(number_2_word(n))
Outputs:
Number Entered was : 123 Converted to word it becomes: one two three
Number Entered was : 46830 Converted to word it becomes: four six eight three zero
Conclusion
So by end of this tutorial, we saw that the numbers can easily be converted to the wording (digit-wise) in a pretty easy and simple way by the use of Recursion.
Thank you for reading! Happy Learning! 😇
Given a number N, the task is to convert every digit of the number into words.
Examples:
Input: N = 1234
Output: One Two Three Four
Explanation:
Every digit of the given number has been converted into its corresponding word.Input: N = 567
Output: Five Six Seven
Approach: The idea is to traverse through every digit of the number and use switch-case. Since there are only ten possible values for digits, ten cases can be defined inside a switch block. For each digit, its corresponding case block will be executed and that digit will get printed in words.
Below is the implementation of the above approach:
CPP
#include "bits/stdc++.h"
using namespace std;
void printValue(char digit)
{
switch (digit) {
case '0':
cout << "Zero ";
break;
case '1':
cout << "One ";
break;
case '2':
cout << "Two ";
break;
case '3':
cout << "Three ";
break;
case '4':
cout << "Four ";
break;
case '5':
cout << "Five ";
break;
case '6':
cout << "Six ";
break;
case '7':
cout << "Seven ";
break;
case '8':
cout << "Eight ";
break;
case '9':
cout << "Nine ";
break;
}
}
void printWord(string N)
{
int i, length = N.length();
for (i = 0; i < length; i++) {
printValue(N[i]);
}
}
int main()
{
string N = "123";
printWord(N);
return 0;
}
Java
class GFG
{
static void printValue(char digit)
{
switch (digit)
{
case '0':
System.out.print("Zero ");
break;
case '1':
System.out.print("One ");
break;
case '2':
System.out.print("Two ");
break;
case '3':
System.out.print("Three ");
break;
case '4':
System.out.print("Four ");
break;
case '5':
System.out.print("Five ");
break;
case '6':
System.out.print("Six ");
break;
case '7':
System.out.print("Seven ");
break;
case '8':
System.out.print("Eight ");
break;
case '9':
System.out.print("Nine ");
break;
}
}
static void printWord(String N)
{
int i, length = N.length();
for (i = 0; i < length; i++)
{
printValue(N.charAt(i));
}
}
public static void main(String[] args)
{
String N = "123";
printWord(N);
}
}
Python3
def printValue(digit):
if digit == '0':
print("Zero ", end = " ")
elif digit == '1':
print("One ", end = " ")
elif digit == '2':
print("Two ", end = " ")
elif digit=='3':
print("Three",end=" ")
elif digit == '4':
print("Four ", end = " ")
elif digit == '5':
print("Five ", end = " ")
elif digit == '6':
print("Six ", end = " ")
elif digit == '7':
print("Seven", end = " ")
elif digit == '8':
print("Eight", end = " ")
elif digit == '9':
print("Nine ", end = " ")
def printWord(N):
i = 0
length = len(N)
while i < length:
printValue(N[i])
i += 1
N = "123"
printWord(N)
C#
using System;
class GFG
{
static void printValue(char digit)
{
switch (digit)
{
case '0':
Console.Write("Zero ");
break;
case '1':
Console.Write("One ");
break;
case '2':
Console.Write("Two ");
break;
case '3':
Console.Write("Three ");
break;
case '4':
Console.Write("Four ");
break;
case '5':
Console.Write("Five ");
break;
case '6':
Console.Write("Six ");
break;
case '7':
Console.Write("Seven ");
break;
case '8':
Console.Write("Eight ");
break;
case '9':
Console.Write("Nine ");
break;
}
}
static void printWord(string N)
{
int i, length = N.Length;
for (i = 0; i < length; i++)
{
printValue(N[i]);
}
}
public static void Main()
{
string N = "123";
printWord(N);
}
}
Javascript
<script>
function printValue(digit) {
switch (digit) {
case "0":
document.write("Zero ");
break;
case "1":
document.write("One ");
break;
case "2":
document.write("Two ");
break;
case "3":
document.write("Three ");
break;
case "4":
document.write("Four ");
break;
case "5":
document.write("Five ");
break;
case "6":
document.write("Six ");
break;
case "7":
document.write("Seven ");
break;
case "8":
document.write("Eight ");
break;
case "9":
document.write("Nine ");
break;
}
}
function printWord(N) {
var i,
length = N.length;
for (i = 0; i < length; i++) {
printValue(N[i]);
}
}
var N = "123";
printWord(N);
</script>
Time Complexity: O(L), Here L is the length of the string
Auxiliary Space: O(1), As constant extra space is used.
Recursive Approach
The idea is to recursively call the function till the number becomes zero by dividing it by 10 and storing the remainder in a variable. Then we print the digit from the string array as the digit will store the index of the number to be printed from the array.
we print the number after the recursive call to maintain the order of digits in the input number, if we print before the recursive function call the digit name will be printed in reversed order. Since we are dividing n by 10 in each recursive call the recurrence relation will be T(n) = T(n/10) + 1
Below is the implementation of the above approach:
C++
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
void ToDigits(int n, string arr[])
{
if (n == 0) {
return;
}
int digit = n % 10;
n = n / 10;
ToDigits(n, arr);
cout << arr[digit] << " ";
}
int main()
{
string arr[10]
= { "zero", "one", "two", "three", "four",
"five", "six", "seven", "eight", "nine" };
int n;
n = 123;
ToDigits(n, arr);
return 0;
}
Java
import java.io.*;
class GFG {
static void ToDigits(int n, String[] arr)
{
if (n == 0) {
return;
}
int digit = n % 10;
n = n / 10;
ToDigits(n, arr);
System.out.print(arr[digit]);
System.out.print(" ");
}
public static void main(String args[])
{
String[] arr = { "zero", "one", "two", "three", "four", "five", "six", "seven", "eight", "nine" };
int n = 123;
ToDigits(n, arr);
}
}
Python3
def ToDigits(n, arr):
if (n == 0):
return
digit = n % 10
n = n // 10
ToDigits(n, arr)
print(arr[digit] , end = " ")
arr = [ "zero", "one", "two", "three", "four",
"five", "six", "seven", "eight", "nine" ]
n = 123
ToDigits(n, arr)
C#
using System;
public class GFG {
static void ToDigits(int n, String[] arr)
{
if (n == 0) {
return;
}
int digit = n % 10;
n = n / 10;
ToDigits(n, arr);
Console.Write(arr[digit]+" ");
}
public static void Main()
{
String[] arr = new string[10]{ "zero", "one", "two", "three", "four", "five",
"six", "seven", "eight", "nine" };
int n;
n = 123;
ToDigits(n, arr);
}
}
Javascript
<script>
function ToDigits(n, arr)
{
if (n == 0) {
return;
}
let digit = n % 10;
n = Math.floor(n / 10);
ToDigits(n, arr);
document.write(arr[digit] , " ");
}
let arr = [ "zero", "one", "two", "three", "four",
"five", "six", "seven", "eight", "nine" ]
let n = 123;
ToDigits(n, arr);
</script>
Time Complexity: O(log10 n)
Auxiliary Space: O(log10 n) for recursive call stack
Approach 3 : By using Python Dictionary.
Algorithm –
- Create a dictionary named digits, assign key-value pairs of numbers to words respectively, as shown in code below.
- Iterate the string character one by one and print the value of the dictionary, key associated with it.
C++
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <map>
using namespace std;
void printWord(string N) {
map<char, string> digits {
{'1', "One"}, {'2', "Two"}, {'3', "Three"}, {'4', "Four"},
{'5', "Five"}, {'6', "Six"}, {'7', "Seven"}, {'8', "Eight"},
{'9', "Nine"}, {'0', "Zero"}
};
for (char number : N) {
cout << digits[number] << " ";
}
}
int main() {
string N = "123";
printWord(N);
return 0;
}
Java
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
public class Main {
public static void printWord(String N) {
Map<Character, String> digits = new HashMap<Character, String>() {{
put('1', "One");
put('2', "Two");
put('3', "Three");
put('4', "Four");
put('5', "Five");
put('6', "Six");
put('7', "Seven");
put('8', "Eight");
put('9', "Nine");
put('0', "Zero");
}};
for (char number : N.toCharArray()) {
System.out.print(digits.get(number) + " ");
}
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
String N = "123";
printWord(N);
}
}
Python3
def printWord(N):
digits = {'1':'One','2':'Two','3':'Three','4':'Four','5':'Five','6':'Six','7':'Seven','8':'Eight','9':'Nine','0':'Zero'}
for number in N:
print(digits[number] , end = ' ')
N = "123"
printWord(N)
C#
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
class Program {
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string N = "123";
PrintWord(N);
}
static void PrintWord(string N)
{
Dictionary<char, string> digits
= new Dictionary<char, string>{
{ '1', "One" }, { '2', "Two" },
{ '3', "Three" }, { '4', "Four" },
{ '5', "Five" }, { '6', "Six" },
{ '7', "Seven" }, { '8', "Eight" },
{ '9', "Nine" }, { '0', "Zero" }
};
foreach(char number in N)
{
Console.Write(digits[number] + " ");
}
}
}
Javascript
function printWord(N) {
const digits = {'1':'One','2':'Two','3':'Three','4':'Four','5':'Five','6':'Six','7':'Seven','8':'Eight','9':'Nine','0':'Zero'};
for (let number of N) {
console.log(digits[number] + ' ');
}
}
const N = "123";
printWord(N);
Time Complexity: O(n), where n is the length of string
Auxiliary Space: O(1)
Related Article: Print individual digits as words without using if or switch
Pre-Intermediate
Just as in Russian, English numerals are divided into quantitative (those with which we count objects and designate their quantity) and ordinal (those with which we determine the place of an object in a certain queue).
However, English numerals have a number of distinctive features. For example, in Russian writing, we separate every three digits in the number with a dot (234.986.564), and in fractions, integers and parts — with a comma (1,5). How are numbers written in English, you ask? We will answer, Everything is exactly the opposite !!!
In addition, for some reason, English language students write a currency sign (in our case, it is a dollar or a pound) after the amount. Probably, the law of analogy is at work here, because the reduction of rubles / r. We bet after the amount for sure! Again, English numerals behave exactly differently, that is the $ and £ signs are written up to the amount.
For example: $ 2.0 billion or $ 1,981,364
It’s the same story with interest. Russian percentages are usually denoted as%. At least two other methods will be selected for English.
In any case, the following quick reference will help you deal with another difficulty of the English language — ordinal and cardinal numbers.
Cardinal numbers
- Numbers ending in –teen are stressed on both the first and second syllables. If such numbers are before a noun, then they are stressed on the first syllable.
- Numbers denoting tens (ending in -ty) are stressed on the first syllable.
- Between tens and the following units is placed hyphen: twenty-one, forty-seven.
- Numerals hundred, thousand, million can take the ending -s in combination with -of when they denote an indefinite number of hundreds, thousands, etc .: hundreds of students. Million can take the ending -s when it is preceded by one, two, three, and there is no other number after it. In this case, after million is used of: two millions of books.
- 1,225,375 — one million two hundred and twenty-five thousand three hundred and seventy-five.
- Every three digits in cardinal numbers are separated comma: 1,225,375
- Compound numbers ending in one (one) have a plural noun after them: twenty-one days.
-
Zero can also cause some confusion.
There are several ways to pronounce or read this number.
Table 1.
Pronunciation Using zero Used when you read «zero» in fractions, percentages, phone numbers, or some fixed expression. o (the letter name) Used to read the names of years, addresses, times and temperatures. Used to read years, addresses, times and temperatures Vittorio Citro Boutique Official Site | Clothing and Footwear Buy the new collection online on Vittoriocitro.it Express Shipping and Free Return.Vittorio Citro Boutique Official Store | Fashion items for men and women Used to indicate athletic performance nought Used everywhere except the USA As examples, we will give some sentences that contain the number «zero».
Table 2.
How do you spell How to read 3.04 + = 2.02 5.06 Three point zero four plus two point zero two makes five point zero six. There is a 0% chance of rain. There is a zero percent chance of rain. The temperature is -20 ° C. The temperature is twenty degrees below zero. You can reach me at 0171 390 1062. You can reach me at zero one seven one, three nine zero, one zero six two I live at 4604 Smith Street. I live at forty-six o four Smith Street He became king in 1409. He became king in fourteen or nine. I waited until 4:05. I waited until four or five. The score was 4-0. The score was four nil.
Ordinals
-
Nouns used with ordinal numbers are used with the article the. The is also used in the absence of a noun.
Table 3.
English Russian the first first second second the third third the fourth fourth the fifth fifth the sixth sixth the seventh seventh the eighth eighth the ninth ninth tenth tenth the eleventh eleventh the twelfth twelfth the third thirteenth the fourteenth fourteenth the fifteenth fifteenth the sixteenth sixteenth the seventeenth seventeenth the eighteenth eighteenth the nineteenth nineteenth the twentieth twentieth the third thirtieth the fortune fortieth the fiftieth fiftieth the sixtieth sixtieth the seventies seventieth the eightieth eightieth the ninetieth ninetieth the one hundredth hundredth the two hundredth two hundredth the three hundredth three hundredth the four hundredth four hundredth the five hundredth five hundredth the six hundredth six hundredth the seven hundredth seven hundredth the eight hundredth eight hundredth the nine hundredth nine hundredth the thousandth thousandth - An ordinal number can be preceded by article a, then the numeral takes on the meaning “another, one more”.
- When forming compound ordinal numbers, only the last digit becomes ordinal: the fifty-first.
- When designating pages, chapters, paragraphs, several options are possible:
- the first part = part one
- the fifth chapter = chapter five
- the ninth paragraph = paragraph nine
Source: https://www.learnathome.ru/grammar/numerals.html
5 rules for using hyphens in English
In modern English, two words that make up one compound word, as a rule, can be written separately, together (as one word) and connected with a hyphen. So, the following compound words are given in the same form by three different English dictionaries:
- hair-raiser
- hair splitter
- hair stylist
Another modern dictionary lists the word hairstylist as fused, not hair stylist. All this suggests that the process of forming complex words is in constant motion and changes. Moreover, the organizations responsible for the development of the language do not always agree with certain options for the formation of complex words.
We invite you to familiarize yourself with the generally accepted and approved rules for the use of hyphens in English grammar.
Formation of an adjective before a noun
A hyphen is used to combine two or more words into one complex, which serves as an adjective for the following noun. For example:
- a two-way avenue
- cream-covered cake
- well-paid job
However, if the components of a compound word follow the noun, then they are not combined with a hyphen:
- The cake was cream covered.
- This job is well paid.
The hyphen is always used in words that speak about the age and size of a person or object:
- The eight-year-old boy was perfectly playing the piano.
- They dared to compete the team of fifteen-year-olds.
Compound Numerals
The hyphen should be used in compound numbers. For example:
- seventy-three
- twenty five
- eighty-six
- ninety nine
Similar pronunciation and awkward letter combinations
The hyphen should be used to avoid confusion with similar words:
- re-sign a treaty (resign from a job)
The hyphen will also help you in situations with awkward letter combinations:
- semi-indirect lighting (but semifinal)
Hyphen with prefixes and suffixes
Be sure to use a hyphen with ex- (meaning ex), all-, self-, between the prefix and the capital letter. Examples:
- ex-wife
- self-made
- all inclusive
- mid-December
- anti-Arabic
- pro-Canadian
A hyphen should be placed before the suffix -elect, as well as between letters and numbers in English:
Wrapping words to a new line
When you wrap words on another line, you will need a hyphen again. You can cut off words, as a rule, only by syllables:
If the word already contains a hyphen, then it can be wrapped to a new line only at the location of the hyphen:
When hyphenating a word with the ending -ing, the last root consonant in which is doubled before the suffix, these doubled consonants should be separated. If the consonant does not double, then the whole suffix -ing must be transferred. For example:
- plan-ning
- get-ting
- smile-ing
- tell-ing
However, you cannot wrap to a new line or leave the first / last letter of a word on the old line. Also, you cannot wrap one suffix consisting of two letters to a new line. Examples:
- lonely (cannot wrap the -ly suffix)
- educate yourself
In English, names and abbreviations cannot be transferred. Names consisting of two or more words are also not recommended to be wrapped on a new line. Examples:
- Paris, Copenhagen
- The Pacific Ocean, North America
- UFO, USAID
Knowing the rules for using hyphens in English will be useful to you as a good spice in cooking — it will improve structure, make your text more legible and legible.
Have you used a hyphen in written English? Was it successful (or were there some difficulties)? Let us know in the comments!
Source: https://skyeng.ru/articles/5-pravil-upotrebleniya-defisa-v-anglijskom
Numbers in English with transcription in the table from 1 to 10:
| Digit / Number | Word with transcription |
| 1 | one [wʌn] |
| 2 | two [tuː] |
| 3 | three [θriː] |
| 4 | four [fɔː] |
| 5 | five [faɪv] |
| 6 | six [seks] |
| 7 | seven [‘sev (ə) n] |
| 8 | eight [eɪt] |
| 9 | nine [naɪn] |
| 10 | ten[ten] |
If you do not know English transcription and you need Russian transcription, listen to how numbers and numbers are read in English:
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The number 0 is written like this: nought [nɔːt], zero [‘zɪərəu]
Numbers 11 to Million
More numbers in English from 11 to 20 and from 21 to 100:
| 11 | eleven [ɪ’lev (ə) n] |
| 12 | twelve [twelv] |
| 13 | thirteen [θɜː’tiːn] |
| 14 | fourteen [ˌfɔː’tiːn] |
| 15 | fifteen [ˌfɪf’tiːn] (note: “f”, not “v”) |
| 16 | sixteen [ˌsɪk’stiːn] |
| 17 | seventeen [ˌsev (ə) n’tiːn] |
| 18 | eighteen [ˌeɪ’tiːn] (only one «t») |
| 19 | nineteen [ˌnaɪn’tiːn] |
| 20 | twenty [‘twentɪ] |
| 21 | twenty-one [ˌtwentɪ’wʌn] (numbers from 21 to 99 are hyphenated in words) |
| 30 | thirty [‘θɜːtɪ] |
| 40 | forty [‘fɔːtɪ] (no letter “u”) |
| 50 | fifty [‘fɪftɪ] (note: “f”, not “v”) |
| 60 | sixty [‘sɪkstɪ] |
| 70 | seventy [‘sev (ə) ntɪ] |
| 80 | eighty [‘eɪtɪ] (only one «t») |
| 90 | ninety [‘naɪntɪ] (there is a letter “e”) |
| 100 | one hundred [wʌn] [‘hʌndrəd], [-rɪd] |
| 101 | one hundred and one |
| 200 | two hundred (the word hundred remains in the singular, regardless of the number in front of it) |
| 1000 | one thousand [wʌn] [‘θauz (ə) nd] (also true for thousands: two thousand) |
| 1,000,000 | one million [wʌn] [‘mɪljən] (also true for a million: two million) |
Cardinal and ordinal numbers
There are two types of numerals:
- quantitative (cardinal)
- ordinal (ordinal)
Everything is clear with the first group. Quantitative (cardinal) numerals are our one, two, three one hundred (one, two, three hundred).
But ordinal (ordinal) numerals are a bit tricky. Pointing to the order of the position or course of action (first, second, third hundredth), they are formed according to a certain rule, which was not without exceptions. Let’s consider the rule.
To form an ordinal number, it is necessary to add the ending -TH to the cardinal number.
If “four” is oven, then the «fourth» will be the fourth. «Six — sixth» — «six — thesixth ”.
Pay attention! Ordinal numbers are used with the article “The“.
And what about the exceptions? They are words «First, second, third, fifth»that need to be learned by heart:
| 1 | — the | first |
| 2 | second | |
| 3 | third | |
| 5 | fifth |
Ordinal numbers will be useful to us in order to name the date of your birth. (birthday).
Mu birthday is on the second (tenth, seventeenth) of May (January, June).
Use “on» to indicate the day and «Of» before the month name. By the way, historically, the names of calendar months are written with a capital letter. Remember this!
Ordinal numbers in English
| Number | Word |
| 1st | the first [ðiː] [fɜːst] |
| 2nd | the second [ðiː] [‘sek (ə) nd] |
| 3rd | the third [ðiː] [θɜːd] |
| 4th | the fourth [ðiː] [fɔːθ] |
| 5th | the fifth [ðiː] [fɪfθ] |
| 6th | the sixth [ðiː] [sɪksθ] |
| 7th | the seventh [ðiː] [‘sev (ə) nθ] |
| 8th | the eighth |
| 9th | the ninth |
| 10th | tenth |
| 11th | the eleventh |
| 12th | the twelfth |
| 13th | the third |
| 14th | the fourteenth |
| 15th | the fifteenth |
| 16th | the sixteenth |
| 17th | the seventeenth |
| 18th | the eighteenth |
| 19th | the nineteenth |
| 20th | the twentieth |
| 21st | the twenty-first |
| 30th | the third |
| 40th | the fortune |
| 50th | the fiftieth |
| 60th | the sixtieth |
| 70th | the seventies |
| 80th | the eightieth |
| 90th | the ninetieth |
| 100th | the hundredth |
| 101st | the hundred and first |
| 1000th | the thousandth |
Source: https://englishtexts.ru/english-grammar/english-numerals
Years in English: Pronunciation, Reading, Writing
In any stories, articles, educational texts, years are usually written in numbers. Therefore, for their correct understanding, there is no difference in what language the text is written. But as soon as it comes to pronunciation and listening comprehension, as well as, if necessary, to write them correctly in words, almost everyone has difficulties. How to pronounce years in English if they have zeros or are they represented by integers?
Even if you know English numerals well, years in English are read differently than in Russian. It is important to name the dates correctly when reading and in conversation. Therefore, the peculiarities of the pronunciation of the numerals denoting the year are worth a detailed study.
Thousands of years ago
Let’s start from afar. Until 1000, the name of the year was single-digit, two-digit, three-digit numerals: 6th year, 23rd year, 998th year. Please note: in the Russian version these are ordinal numbers, in English — quantitative ones.
These years are the easiest to read — they read like regular numbers:
That noble knight lived in year 6 (six). “That noble knight lived in the sixth year.
In year 23 (twenty-three) the volcano woke up and wiped out his kingdom. — In 23, the volcano woke up and wiped out his kingdom from the face of the Earth.
Ibn Abi Hasina was born in 998 (nine hundred and ninety-eight). — Ibn Abi Hasina was born in 998.
Reading four-digit years
Beginning in the year 1000, the names of the years are indicated by four-digit numerals. It would seem that if you know the word thousand (thousand), hundred (hundred) and you know how to make two-digit numbers, there will be no questions. But the bottom line is that there are three ways to read such symbols in English.
Consider the pronunciation of years in English using the example of 1956. We use all the options in order of increasing frequency of use:
- The rarest way is a full four-digit numeral: 1956 — one thousand nine hundred (and) fifty-six — one thousand nine hundred fifty-six
- The «hundreds» way of reading is a little more common than thousands: 1956 — nineteen hundred (and) fifty-six — nineteen hundred fifty-six
- The generally accepted (most common) way of double numbers: 1956 — nineteen (and) fifty-six — nineteen fifty-six
All these rules apply for the years of the 21st century, starting from 2010.
2010 — two thousand (and) ten / twenty hundred (and) ten / twenty (and) ten
The conjunction and between numerals is usually used in British English and omitted in American English.
Zero years and round numbers
How to read years in English if there is a zero in the number? Zero in English is zero. Since we use numerals to designate years, theoretically this word should also have been used. But in fact, when reading years with zeros in a composition, the following rules apply:
1) Zero instead of zero reads Oh (like the English vowel O). This is usually needed if the penultimate character in the year name is zero (before the year 2000).
1706 — seventeen oh six
2) After 2000 (2001-2009), when reading years, the word thousand is used, and zero is not indicated by a separate word.
For example, 2006 in English:
2006 — two thousand and six
3) «Round thousandths» 1000 and 2000 years should be read like this:
1000 — one thousand
2000 — two thousand
4) In years with two zeros at the end, we use the word «hundred»
1800 — eighteen hundred
1200 — twelve hundred
Grammatical nuances of the designation of years in English
- The preposition In is placed in front of the year number in English. They took a loan in 1996. — They took out a loan in 1996.
- The word year (year) in English is either completely omitted, or comes before the numeral (as opposed to the Russian version). They paid off the loan in year 2006. — They paid off the loan in 2006.
- The words thousand (thousand) and hundred (hundred) in the designation of years in English are always used in the singular. He’s going to enroll in this program in two thousand twenty one. — He is going to enroll in this program in 2021.
So now you know how to read years in English. Writing and pronouncing any date in English that includes a year is not difficult. We offer to consolidate your knowledge. Complete the exercise with the correct sentences. The dates in these proposals will be written in different ways.
Online exercise for writing years
Translate sentences into English using the suggested English words.
Complete the full course
- He
- was
- a
- lawyer
- in
- nineteen
- oh
- seven
- They
- rebuilt
- Their
- house
- in
- Two
- thousands
- and
- nine
- Their
- family
- is
- coming
- back
- in
- Twenty
- hundredweight
- twenty-two
- That
- story
- began
- in
- Two
- thousands
- His
- grandfather
- was
- born
- in
- nineteen
- hundredweight
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Numbers in English
It is difficult to meet a person who cannot count to 10 in English, but English numbers greater than ten raise many questions, and many do not fully know how to call them correctly, so they avoid calling large numbers or working with fractions. In this article, I will tell you in great detail (and I will remind someone) what numbers are in English, and how to call numbers in English.
In English, as in Russian, there are two types of numerals: quantitative and ordinal.
Cardinal numbers
Quantitative answers to the question «How much?» and, as their name implies, indicate the quantity:
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
| one | Two | three | four | five | six | seven | eight | nine | th |
This row is familiar to everyone, but I still ask you to pay attention to the pronunciation of the words: three [θriː], so that you have an English sound [θ], not Russian C, but in the words five and seven, try not to deafen the sound [v ]: [faɪv], [ˈsev.ən].
To form numbers second ten (11-19), the suffix -teen is added to simple numbers, but not to all, as there are exceptions (11,12):
| 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
| eleven | twelve | thirteen | fourteen | fifteen | sixteen | seventeen | eighteen | nineteen |
Please also note that in some numbers, when a suffix is added, the spelling changes (thirteen, fifteen, eighteen).
It is important to remember about stress. At transfer or invoice, the stress falls on the first syllable, because all numbers in a row with the same suffix:
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen,
If you use in speech one numeral, not in a number row, but, for example, with a noun, then the stress falls on the second syllable:
She is thirteen years old. — She is 13 years old.
There are fourteen books. — There are 14 books.
For the formation of numerals denoting dozens of, the suffix -ty is used:
| 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 |
| Twenty | thirty | forty | fifty | sixty | seventy | eighty | ninety |
Note the changes in the numbers 20, 40, 50.
Since -teen and -ty have similar pronunciations, it is important pronounce the endings clearly numerals to avoid misunderstanding and distortion of information.
Two-digit numbers are usually hyphenated:
22 — twenty-two
48 — forty eight
For naming hundreds we use the word hundred, and thousand — thousand, and these words are in the singularwhen we know exact amount hundreds and thousands:
100 — one hundred 1000 — one thousand 500 — five hundred
5000 — five thousand
Using the words hundreds and thousands is only possible if we do not know the exact quantities:
Hundreds of books — hundreds of books
Thousands of people — thousands of people
A million in English is million, and a billion is billion. These words are also used in singular with exact number… Hundreds, thousands, millions, and billions can separated by commas for a better perception of the whole number:
1,259,126 — one million two hundred and fifty-nine thousand one hundred twenty-six 6,241,491,960 — six billion two hundred and forty one million, four hundred and ninety-one thousand, nine hundred and sixty millions of people — millions of people
billions of dollars — billions of dollars
Ordinals
These numbers answer the questions “Which one? What is the order?«, Indicate the place of a certain subject in the quantitative series. Ordinal numbers are formed using the -th suffix, which is added in most cardinal numbers, with the exception of three:
| 1 — one | 1st — (the) first |
| 2 — two | 2nd — (the) second |
| 3 — three | 3rd — (the) third |
The ordinal number is preceded by the definite article the if there is no other determinant. Adding -th to numbers is usually straightforward, but there are a few «problematic» numbers that have some spelling changes when -th is added:
| 5 — five | 5th — (the) fifth |
| 8 — eight | 8th — (the) eighth |
| 9 — nine | 9th — (the) ninth |
| 12 — twelve | 12th — (the) twelfth |
In addition, in the numbers denoting dozens of, final letter y changes to ie before adding -th:
twenty — twentieth fifty — fiftieth
ninety — ninetieth
Ordinal numbers of two-digit, three-digit, etc. numbers are formed by adding -th to the last numeral:
35th — the thirty-fifth 78th — the seventy-eighth
257th — the two hundred and fifty-seventh
Using the AND conjunction in numerals
Should I or should I not say and? We come across different options and so on to the end and cannot understand when we need the union and in numbers. And it turns out that you say and, then you skip. To clear your mind, consider when and is used in numbers.
And is not used in two-digit numbers less than a hundred:
75 — seventy-five 24 — twenty-four
98 — ninety-eight
And is used after the word hundred, if it is followed by dozens of:
132 — one hundred and thirty two 718 — seven hundred and eighteen
304 — three hundred and four
And is used after the word thousand, if it is followed by dozens of, without hundreds:
1086 — One thousand and eighty six 6007 — Six thousand and seven
4020 — four thousand and twenty
If after the word thousand followed by hundreds (a number greater than one hundred or equal to one hundred), then and not used:
2589 — two thousand five hundred eighty nine 5100 — five thousand one hundred
9634 — nine thousand six hundred thirty four
In American English (AmE) and is often overlooked, so you can see numbers with hundred, thousand without and.
The word and in numerals is always unstressed, and its pronunciation is reduced to [ən], [nd], [n].
And is used when reading common fractions (common fractions or simple fractions):
1 1/2 — one and a half
3 2/3 — three and two thirds
You will learn how to correctly name simple and decimal fractions in the next article.
Source: https://enginform.com/article/pogovorim-o-chislitelnih
English numerals: how numerals are formed, spelling and pronunciation of English numerals
Numerals are a part of speech that no language can do without. The division into categories in English is the same as in Russian. There are two types of numerals in english: ordinal and quantitative. In the article, we will consider in detail the characteristics and features of use in the proposal. The only difference from the Russian language is that the numerals in English are not inclined, which greatly simplifies the pronunciation of these words.
Cardinal numbers in English
English counting is based on numbers from 1 to 12. If you know how to count within these limits, it will not be difficult to continue. You just need to add it to the word «teen». If we talk about the score from 13 to 19, then we get the following form:
- thin;
- fourteen;
- fifteen;
- sixteen;
- seventeen;
- eighteen;
- nineteen.
A different rule applies when the score is from 20 to 90. If the digit is a multiple of ten, add the ending “ty” in the same way. Here’s an example, transforming the numbers from 2 to 9 to 20-90:
- twenty;
- thirty;
- forty;
- fifty;
- sixty;
- seventy;
- eighty;
- ninety.
Just like in Russian, numerals answer the question “how much”. Designation categories: number of persons, objects.
examples:
- One hundred people came to the event;
- on the table lay fifty textbooks;
- Only one person dealt with the task;
- I want to ask you three questions.
Ordinal numbers in English
To learn how to correctly count ordinal numbers, you need to learn how to add the ending. It’s about the “th” suffix. This rule applies both to numbers before 10 and after. Here are some examples:
- fourth;
- fifth;
- sixth;
- seventh;
- eighth;
- nineth;
- tenth;
- eleventh;
- twelfth;
- third;
- twentieth;
- thinth;
- fortune.
The rule does not apply to first, second, third.
It is easy to navigate the ordinal numbers in English according to the table
When using ordinal numbers in a sentence, there are 3 important rules to be aware of:
1. If you want to use a compound numeral in a sentence, the suffix “th” characteristic of ordinal numerals is added to the last word in the construction:
The XNUMXth train arrived at the first station. One hundred and forty-eighth train came to the first station.
2. Using ordinal multiples of ten, the ending “y” is changed to “ie”:
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Numbers in English | English grammar | EF
Cardinal numbers (one, two, three, etc.) are adjectives denoting quantity. Ordinal numbers (first, second, third, etc.) indicate the order by count.
Quantitative Ordinal Number
| 1 | one | first |
| 2 | Two | second |
| 3 | three | third |
| 4 | four | fourth |
| 5 | five | fifth |
| 6 | six | sixth |
| 7 | seven | seventh |
| 8 | eight | eighth |
| 9 | nine | nineth |
| 10 | th | tenth |
| 11 | eleven | eleventh |
| 12 | twelve | Twelfth |
| 13 | thirteen | third |
| 14 | fourteen | fourteenth |
| 15 | fifteen | fifteenth |
| 16 | sixteen | sixteenth |
| 17 | seventeen | seventeenth |
| 18 | eighteen | eighteenth |
| 19 | nineteen | nineteen |
| 20 | Twenty | twentieth |
| 21 | twenty one | twenty first |
| 22 | twenty-two | twenty second |
| 23 | twenty three | twenty third |
| 24 | twenty-four | twenty-fourth |
| 25 | twenty five | twenty-fifth |
| 26 | twenty six | twenty-sixth |
| 27 | twenty seven | twenty-seventh |
| 28 | twenty-eight | twenty-eighth |
| 29 | twenty nine | twenty-ninth |
| 30 | thirty | thirtytieth |
| 31 | thirty one | thirty-first |
| 40 | forty | fortune |
| 50 | fifty | fifteenth |
| 60 | sixty | sixtieth |
| 70 | seventy | seventieth |
| 80 | eighty | eightieth |
| 90 | ninety | ninetieth |
| 100 | one hundred | hundredth |
| 500 | five hundred | five hundredth |
| 1,000 | one thousand | thousandth |
| 1,500 | one thousand five hundred or fifteen hundred | one thousand five hundredth |
| 100,000 | one hundred thousand | hundred thousandth |
| 1,000,000 | one million | millionth |
Reading decimal places
When we read decimal places aloud in English, we pronounce the decimal point as “point,” then pronounce the next digit separately. Money is not counted in this way.
Writing Pronunciation
| 0.5 | point five |
| 0.25 | point two five |
| 0.73 | point seven three |
| 0.05 | point zero five |
| 0.6529 | point six five two nine |
| 2.95 | two point nine five |
Reading beats
In English, fractions are read using a cardinal number to indicate the numerator and an ordinal number to indicate the denominator. Moreover, if the numerator is greater than 1, then we put the ordinal (denominator) in the plural. This applies to all numbers except 2, which is pronounced «half» when it is the denominator, and «halves» when there are more than one.
Writing Pronunciation
| 1/3 | one third |
| 3/4 | three fourths |
| 5/6 | five sixths |
| 1/2 | one half |
| 3/2 | three halves |
Percentage pronunciation
Reading percentages out loud in English is pretty easy. Just say the number and add the word «percent».
Writing Pronunciation
| 5% | five percent |
| 25% | twenty-five percent |
| 36.25% | thirty-six point two five percent |
| 100% | one hundred percent |
| 400% | four hundred percent |
Reading sums of money
To read monetary amounts, first read the whole number, then add the name of the currency. If it is a decimal point, read it as an integer, and if coins have their own name in a particular currency, add it at the end. Note that normal decimal places are not read this way. These rules apply only to reading currencies.
Writing Pronunciation
| $25 | twenty-five dollars |
| €52 | fifty-two euros |
| 140 ₤ | one hundred and forty pounds |
| $ 43.25 | forty-three dollars and twenty-five cents (shortened to «forty-three twenty-five» in everyday speech) |
| 12.66€ | twelve euros sixty-six |
| ₤ 10.50 | ten pounds fifty |
Measurement pronunciation
Just say the number followed by the measure, often written as an abbreviation.
Writing Pronunciation
| 60m | six meters |
| 25km/h | twenty-five kilometers per hour |
| 11ft | eleven feet |
| 2L | two litres |
| 3tbsp | three tablespoons |
| 1tsp | one teaspoon |
Pronunciation of times
Reading tenses in English is relatively difficult. Usually, when the year has four digits, the first two are read as one number, and then the other two as another integer. There are several exceptions to this rule.
Years up to the first 100 years of the millennium can be read as whole numbers, even if they have four digits, or they can be read as two-digit numbers. Millenniums are always read as whole numbers, as it would be too difficult to read them otherwise. New ages are read as integers in the hundreds.
We do not use the word «thousand», at least not when we read dates for the last 1000 years.
Years with only 3 digits can be pronounced as a three-digit number, or as a single-digit number followed by two-digit years. Years in which there are only two digits are read as one number. Before you say the number of the year, you can add “the year” at the beginning to make it easier to understand, and you can also use two-digit and three-digit years in the same way. Years before 0 are always written with the acronym BC (BC), and it is pronounced like two letters of the alphabet.
Curiously, using the same rules we read street names and addresses.
Writing Pronunciation
| 2014 | twenty fourteen or two thousand fourteen |
| 2008 | two thousand eight |
| 2000 | two thousand |
| 1944 | nineteen forty-four |
| 1908 | nineteen o eight |
| 1900 | Nineteen hundred |
| 1600 | sixteen hundred |
| 1256 | twelve fifty-six |
| 1006 | ten o six |
| 866 | eight hundred sixty-six or eight sixty-six |
| 25 | twenty five |
| 3000 BC | three thousand BC |
| 3250 BC | thirty-two fifty BC |
How to pronounce 0
There are several ways to pronounce the number 0, depending on the context. Unfortunately, the use of these options differs in different English-speaking countries. These pronunciation rules apply to American English.
Pronunciation Use
| zero | The number itself: in fractions, percentages and phone numbers, and in other expressions. |
| o (the letter name) | Reading dates, addresses, times and temperatures |
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| nought | Not used in the USA |
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Numbers in English: quantitative and ordinal
Numeral (numeral) — a part of speech, indicating the number or order of items to be counted. As in Russian, in English, numerals are distinguished quantitative (cardinal) and ordinal (ordinal).
To memorize numerals, you do not need to invent any special methods, basic methods of learning foreign words will do.
Designation of pages, chapters, buildings
Unlike Russian, in English, when naming pages, as well as chapters, numbers of something, parts of books, buildings, etc. cardinal numbers are often used. However, it should be remembered that the noun being defined is placed in preposition (i.e.
in the phrase, the numeral is in second place) and does not require a definite or indefinite article: part four (part four), lesson six (lesson six), building fifty (building number fifty).
Years designation
Cardinal numbers are used to indicate years in English. The pronunciation rule of numerals denoting the year is also specific: the date is divided in half, and each part is read as a separate number: 1958 (nineteen fifty-eight) 1644 (sixteen forty-four). The word «year» (year) after mentioning the ordinal number of the year is most often omitted.
For example, this year — 1806 — eighteen oh («oh» instead of zero) six will be read somewhat differently. Sometimes I can cause difficulties such dates — 1800, 1600, 1900 — they are read simply — eighteen hundred, sixteen hundred, nineteen hundred. Dates from 2000 to 2009 are read in full — two thousand, two thousand and one, two thousand ant two two thousand and nine.
Time designation
In addition, there is a peculiarity of the use of prepositions at (in), to
Source: https://4lang.ru/english/grammar/numeral-adjectives
Cardinal numbers in English
Hello dear friends!
Today I will cover a topic for you that you just need to know. After all, arriving in another country, one way or another you will come across it everywhere: in a store, public transport, museums, cafes and restaurants. What am I talking about? I’ll tell you about cardinal numbers in English.
Let’s start with the simplest
First, let’s define what it is. Cardinal numbers are those that answer the question «How much?» That is, they represent the number of items. The most common situation in which they can meet you is when answering the question «how much does it cost?», In addition, when talking about distances, time, and in many other situations. By the way, remember the lesson about ordinal numbers?
Surely, many of you can easily count from one to ten, but I still remind you with a table with transcription in Russian:
| Number | In English | Transcription |
| 1 | One | One |
| 2 | Two | Tu |
| 3 | Three | Free (it is difficult to convey the pronunciation of this sound in Russian letters, since when pronouncing the th sound, you need to put your tongue between your teeth. It turns out something in between «f» and «s»). |
| 4 | Oven | Fo |
| 5 | Five | Five |
| 6 | Six | Syks |
| 7 | Seven | Seven |
| 8 | Eight | Eith |
| 9 | Nine | Nine |
| 10 | Ten | Teng |
| 14 | Fourteen | Photin |
| 15 | Fifteen | Fiftin |
| 16 | Sixteen | Sykstin |
| 17 | Seventeen | Seventin |
| 18 | Eighteen | Eitin |
| 19 | nineteen | Ninthin |
It is even easier further. You need to remember the name of dozens:
20 — twenty (tuenti),
30 — thirty (feti),
40 — forty (foti),
50 — fifty (fifty),
60 — sixty (syksti),
70 — seventy (seventi),
80 — eighty (to go),
90 — ninety.
We want to get something more complicated. For example, 41 or 35, we simply add the corresponding digit to the ten: forty-one, thirty-five. By the way, such numbers are called compound numbers in English. Please note that when writing them in letters, a hyphen is always put.
How to read large numbers
Let’s deal with a hundred first. In English it is called hundred (handred). If there is only one, then we put the indefinite article a. When reading between hundred and compound pronoun is put and. For example, 156 is a hundred and fifty six.
When is a used and when the?
A thousand is called thousand, and a million is called million. When written in numbers, the digits are separated by commas. Do not confuse with the Russian language. Here they are separated by periods, and where the commas are, they are already fractions. In English, the opposite is true. Read 1,457 as one thousand four hundred and fifty seven.
One more rule should be remembered here: hundred, thousand, million have no plural. That is, that there are five, seven or one, the –s suffix is not added. Compare: five thousand and seventy nine, five thousands and seventy nine.
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Round numbers
Zero is a very interesting number. It reads differently depending on the context. For example, in phone numbers or zip codes, you would pronounce it as oh: 5930 (five nine three oh). What about nouns?
When it comes to temperature, then zero. -6 ° C — It’s six degrees below zero. As a number in mathematics, it sounds like nought. For example, 6 — 8 = 8 (eight minus eight leaves nought) You will find nil in the sports results. The match ended 0 — 3 (nil).
But tennis as an exception, love is used here. 40 — 0 (love).
Other uses of cardinal numbers
As you might have already guessed, phone numbers and indexes are read here for each digit separately: 7923623394 (seven nine two three six two three three nine four).
Over the years, there are also a number of rules. If it ends in two zeros, then the pattern is 1900 — nineteen hundred, that is, nineteen hundred. But 2000 can be said as two thousand.
If one zero is in the middle, then two options: 1907 — nineteen oh seven or nineteen hundred and seven. In other cases, we divide the year in half: 2010 — twenty ten, 1946 — nineteen forty six.
Remember when to use the to particle?
Let’s remember the information
To better assimilate the material just read, let’s do the exercise.
Write down the numbers presented in letters:
- 43 For example, forty three
- 38
- 57
- 1,789,456
- 154
- 901
- 1,893
Now read the following sentences (note the context):
Source: https://vivaeurope.ru/languages/english/numbers
Ordinal and cardinal numbers in English
Numerals in English are those parts of speech whose main purpose is to demonstrate either the amount of an object or phenomenon, or its ordinal number.
Accordingly, it is customary to distinguish two main categories of numerals: ordinal and cardinal numbers.
In order to understand the difference between these two types, it is necessary to describe what grammatical features these variants of numerals have, and consider whether ordinal and cardinal numbers in English have any exceptions.
The main features of the two categories
Cardinal and ordinal numerals (in English they are called cardinal and ordinal numerals) have individual characteristics.
Place in the sentence
Any number, whether quantitative or ordinal, usually identifies a noun or pronoun and is rarely used at the end of a sentence. Exceptions can be situations where nouns can be omitted, which is often done to avoid repetitions:
Source: https://mcenglish.ru/grammar/poryadkovye-i-kolichestvennye-chislitelnye-v-anglijskom-yazyke
Cardinal numbers in English
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There are numbers and numbers in any language, so this topic is not considered difficult to understand. The numerals of each language have their own characteristics, which may not be in the native language. Therefore, while studying this part of speech, it is necessary to remember the names of numbers and numbers, as well as the cases of their correct use.
Numbers in English
In English, there are 10 figures: from 0 to 9. Various combinations of these “numbers” form “numbers”. These ten numbers in English with transcription are as follows:
- 0 — zero / ‘ziərəu /;
- 1 — one / wʌn /;
- 2 — two / tu: /;
- 3 — three / θri: /;
- 4 — four / fɔ: /;
- 5 — five / faiv /;
- 6 — six / siks /;
- 7 — seven / ‘sev (ə) n /;
- 8 — eight / eit /;
- 9 — nine / nain /.
Now let’s see what numbers we can form using numbers.
Cardinal numbers from 1 to 100
As in Russian, in English there are numerals with which we count something. They are called «quantitative» (cardinal numbers), answer the question «how much?»: One — one, two — two. And there are also numbers that are responsible for the order of something when counting. These numbers are called «ordinal numbers» and answer the question «which one?»: First — the first, second — the second.
- We advise you to study the article on ordinal numbers in our blog separately.
These are the numbers you can find in English.
| 1 — one | 13 — thirteen | 30 — thirty |
| 2 — two | 14 — fourteen | 40 — forty |
| 3 — three | 15 — fifteen | 50 — fifty |
| 4 — four | 16 — sixteen | 60 — sixty |
| 5 — five | 17 — seventeen | 70 — seventy |
| 6 — six | 18 — eighteen | 80 — eighty |
| 7 — seven | 19 — nineteen | 90 — ninety |
| 8 — eight | 20 — twenty | 100 — one hundred |
| 9 — nine | 21 — twenty-one | |
| 10 — ten | 22 — twenty-two | |
| 11 — eleven | 23 — twenty-three | |
| 12 — twelve | 24 — twenty-four |
See how native speaker Ronnie pronounces these numbers in English. Try to repeat after her to get used to the correct pronunciation and stress in these words.
Cardinal numbers in English are:
- Simple: one (1), three (3), hundred (100), thousand (1000).
- Derivatives, that is, those that have the suffixes -teen and -ty: seventeen (17), fifty (50).
- Compounds that include two or more words: eight hundred (800), five hundred and forty-three (543), six thousand, three hundred and ninety-nine (6399).
Cardinal numbers from 100 to
And this is how cardinal numbers over a hundred are formed.
| 101 — one hundred and one |
| 102 — one hundred and two |
| 200 — two hundred |
| 300 — three hundred |
| 1000 — one thousand |
| 1001 — one thousand and one |
| 1346 — one thousand, three hundred and forty-six |
| 3000 — three thousand |
| 10 — ten thousand |
| 100 000 — one hundred thousand |
| 1 — one million |
| 1 — one milliard (more common in England) and one billion (more common in the USA) |
Let’s try to do the impossible and write down such a number in words 1 623 457?
1,623,457 = One million, six hundred and twenty-three thousand, four hundred and fifty-seven.
According to the classical rules of English, when we write numbers in words, then after each «three» digits we must put a comma (1,346 — one thousand, three hundred and forty-six), but in modern English writing may not separate every thousandth place with a comma.
When we write down compound quantitative numbers in digits, then every three digits are separated by a comma: 6,485 or 15,394. But in decimal fractions we use a point — 2.5 or 4.46.
And in the Russian language, everything is quite the opposite: we use the comma with fractions, and the period — in the digits.
Features of the use of cardinal numbers in English
Let’s talk about some of the features of the use of cardinal numbers.
- Look at the numbers 13 through 19. See the pattern? Yes, these numbers are formed with the suffix -teen from the first ten. Watch out for small spelling changes in 13 (thirteen) and 15 (fifteen). Pronounce these numbers correctly: the stress will be on this suffix -teen.
- Numbers expressing tens are also formed. We work with the first ten numbers and the -ty suffix. And notice, there is a hyphen between tens and subsequent ones (fifty-five, sixty-three, ninety-one).
- If you were careful, you must have noticed that the numerals hundred, thousand and million do not have a plural when they are preceded by another numeral: seven hundred, five thousand, nine million. However, if we are talking about some indefinite number and a noun follows the numeral, then the ending -s is possible.
millions of people
Source: https://engblog.ru/cardinal-numbers
How to write numbers and numerals | Articles in English on Study.ru
When we write a text in English, in which numbers are found, we often ask ourselves the question: In which case should we use numbers, and in which case — words? For example, should you write «6» or «six»? In general, native English speakers adhere to 10 rules that are good to know.
1.Number or numeral
First you need to clearly understand what a number is and what a numeral is. A number is an abstract, abstract concept, and a numeral is a symbol that denotes it. «Five», «5» и «V» — symbols used to represent a number. In other words, it is like a person and his name.
2. Write small numbers in words
Small numbers like integers less than 10 should be written in words — «Three», «nine»… Writing them with numbers will match the style of instant messaging, which is likely to contradict the style of your text — semi-formal or official.
3 general rule
As for the other rules, then the opinions of experts differ. But most still believe that numbers consisting of one word should be written in words, and those consisting of two words — in numbers. For example, «Twelve», «twenty» but «24».
4.Numbers and punctuation marks
In English, a comma is always placed before the thousands place. For example, it is customary to write — The size of Alaska is 571,951 square miles, not «571951 square miles».
The decimal point is used — «8.3»… On the European continent, there is an opposite system — the thousandth place is separated by a dot, and a comma is put in decimal fractions.
According to the International System of Measures, it is necessary to observe the interval after three consecutive digits. For example, $ 137 200… The same procedure exists for the registration of telephone numbers — 900 421 706.
5. Don’t start a sentence with a number.
For example, the following option is considered correct — Four score and seven years ago. The following spelling will be incorrect — 4 score and 7 years ago. In some cases, you will have to change the sentence and write «Fans bought 400,000 copies the first day.» instead «400,000 copies were sold the first day.»
6. Writing centuries and years
Write centuries and decades in words. For example, The eighties or The nineteenth century.
7. Interest and recipes
If we are talking about everyday records, then it is permissible to use numbers — «4% of the children»
Source: https://www.study.ru/article/grammar/kak-pisat-chisla-i-chislitelnye
Cardinal and ordinal numbers in English
You might think that it makes no sense to study numerals in English. Indeed, it is easier to write the necessary numbers on a piece of paper and just show them to an English-speaking friend (and to any other friend who passed the numbers at school).
But what to do if a situation arises when there is no piece of paper at hand or there is no way at all to draw something on the sand / napkin / other surfaces. For example, when you speak to a business partner on the phone or call the automated call center at London Airport.
And in general, knowledge of numbers in English will not be superfluous.
You didn’t think, when you learned the English alphabet, about its need, but you took it for granted. Moreover, this process is simple and interesting.
Numbers in English (quantitative numerators)
• What is easiest to memorize? Rhymed poetry. The British seem to have specially invented numbers that are easy to rhyme. Meaning quantitative numerals. That is, those with which you can count objects. We take numbers from 1 to 12 and memorize simple rhymes:
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven,
Eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve.
We repeat this mantra 10 times and consider that the first stage has been passed.
• The second step is to learn the cardinal numbers from 13 to 19. If we were talking about a person’s age, then many would call people from 13 to 19 years old teenagers. And it is no coincidence. It’s just that at the end of each of these numbers there is the same ending. —teen… And here is the confirmation:
thirteen
fourteen
fifteen
sixteen
seventeen
eighteen
nineteen
• Let’s go further? We take dozens. They are very similar to the numbers 13 through 19, but they have an important difference. Instead of a teenage ending, we add –Ty.
Twenty
thirty
forty
fifty
sixty
seventy
eighty
ninety
• Do you think it will be more difficult further? Don’t even hope. How do we speak Russian 21? The same in English:
twenty one
Fine, fine. Have noticed. Yes, a hyphen is placed between ten and one. But otherwise, everything is the same. Take a look:
Thirty-four, fifty-seven, eighty-two.
• Let’s not waste time on trifles. And let’s move on to more impressive numbers.
Hundred — 100
Thousand — 1000
Million — 1000000
If this is not enough for us, then we can make 200 (two hundred) or 3000 (three thousand), or even immediately 5000000 (five million).
It is surprising that the British did not complicate anything here. Note that a hundred, a thousand, a million are not plural. Everything is in one.
• Still, let’s try something more complicated. Let’s look at composite numbers. For example, 387. We place bets, gentlemen, who will pronounce this number how? And now the correct answer is:
three hundred AND eighty-seven.
The only difference from the Russian is the appearance of the union “and” between hundreds and tens.
What about 5234? We place our bets again. Correct answer:
Five thousand two hundred and thirty-four.
Ordinal numerators
• Cardinal numbers did a good job as a warm-up. It’s time to move on to ordinal in English. That is, to those numerals that denote the order of objects: first, second, third twenty-fourth, the calculation is over!
And here one little surprise awaits us. All ordinal numbers are obtained in the same way: the article is simply added to them the front and —th at the end of a word. And all the cases.
the fourth
the fifth
the sixth
the seventh
the eighth
the ninth
tenth
the forty-seventh
But English wouldn’t be so interesting if it weren’t for the exceptions to the rule. And, of course, these exceptions are the most commonly used numerals.
the first
second
the third
Who has not guessed yet, this is the very first, second and third.
• For dessert. A little more theory for the most curious. This is no longer as necessary as knowledge of cardinal and ordinal numbers, but it will help you show yourself to be very educated in the environment of English-speaking interlocutors.
Phone number. How do you say in Russian 155-28-43? Yeah: one hundred fifty five, twenty eight, forty three. And in English you will call each number in turn. And a little nuance: when there are 2 identical digits in a row, you need to say double and name the number. In this example: one double five two eight four three.
Year. For example, 1843. In Russian: one thousand eight hundred and forty-third. That is, as a number, and even ordinal. And the British are not bastard. Their years are pronounced in dozens at once: eighteen forty-three. That is, also numbers, but quantitative, without any –Th.
Rooms.
Source: https://iloveenglish.ru/theory/anglijskaya_grammatika/chislitelnie_kolichestvennie_i_poryadkovie
«One, two, three, four, five» or numbers in English
What a new English learner cannot do without? What should your child learn for school? Without which you can’t even tell what time it is now? Of course, no numbers. It is quite easy to learn numbers in English. You can memorize them with the help of interesting color pictures, you can sing like a song, you can memorize them like a tongue twister — space for imagination and creativity!
How to name numbers in English
Let’s list the main numbers in English:
- 0 — zero — zero;
- 1 — one — one;
- 2 — two — two;
- 3 — three — three;
- 4 — four — four;
- 5 — five — five;
- 6 — six — six;
- 7 — seven — seven;
- 8 — eight — eight;
- 9 — nine — nine.
The following numbers do not lend themselves to the general rules of education:
- 10 — ten — ten;
- 11 — eleven — eleven;
- 12 — twelve — twelve;
- 100 — hundred — one hundred;
- 1000 — thousand — thousand.
How to pronounce them correctly in English?
You can correctly pronounce the numbers, and all other words of the English language, only if you know the transcription. Transcription is a special recording of a word the way it is pronounced (for example, the Russian word «draw» can be transcribed as [risavatsa]). And learning English numbers with transcription is much easier than without it.
This is how English numbers are read:
- 0 — zero — [‘ziərəu];
- 1 — one — [wʌn];
- 2 — two — [tu:];
- 3 — three — [θri:];
- 4 — four — [fɔ:];
- 5 — five — [faiv];
- 6 — six. — [siks];
- 7 — seven — [‘sev (ə) n];
- 8 — eight — [eit];
- 9 — nine — [nain];
- 10 — ten — [ten];
- 11 — eleven — [i’lev (ə) n];
- 12 — twelve — [twelv];
- 100 — hundred — [hʌndred];
- 1000 — thousand — [θʌuzend].
But what if you don’t know how the transcription is read? For those who are just going to learn English from scratch, numbers with Russian transcription are very useful:
- 0 — zero — [zirou];
- 1 — one — [yuan];
- 2 — two — [that];
- 3 — three — [sri];
- 4 — four — [pho];
- 5 — five — [five];
- 6 — six — [sixx];
- 7 — seven — [seven];
- 8 — eight — [yut];
- 9 — nine — [nine];
- 10 — ten — [ten];
- 11 — eleven — [ileven];
- 12 — twelve — [twelve];
- 100 — hundred — [handred];
- 1000 — thousand — [southend].
All possible numbers, the largest imaginable, are just combinations of nine numbers, from zero to nine. The numbers are formed according to special rules.
Rules for the formation of numbers in English
In general, numbers in English can be divided into: • simple; • derivatives;
• composite.
Source: https://1hello.ru/grammatika/one-two-three-four-five-ili-cifry-na-anglijskom-yazyke.html
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Numbers are the backbone of mathematics in both word and digit format. It is not possible to conduct day to day affairs without numbers. Number to words converter can be used in different areas of life as you can use it to convert a number of any length into words for better understanding.
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WHAT IS THE MEANING OF CONVERTING NUMBERS INTO WORDS | संख्या से शब्दों में परावर्तक
Converting numbers into words means is nothing but translating numeric values or digits in word/s format in any language for example — English, Hindi, Japanese,….Etc
Let’s understand in easy way numbers are a numerical value or a digit which is -0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 so after combining different digit numbers with other numbers a unique & specific value will be generated.
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HOW TO WRITE AND READ 5 DIGIT NUMBERS IN WORDS WITH AN EXAMPLE FOR BEGINNERS
Now, this is the six digit number 123456 are the different digits number.
But how do I read this number will I read this number as 123456 know this number has a name, or what is the number, the name of this number, or how do I write this number in words.
1st Example —
48357
We know how to write the number, name of any five digit number, we break it into three. that is the number, name of a five digit number has three parts the first part consists of these two 4,8 digits taken together, so 48 taken together, give us. So 48 then forty eight thousand.
Then I take the digit 3 in the hundreds place three hundred And 57 together, so 57. Now, in order to name a six digit number, we have to consider four different parts.
6 DIGIT NUMBERS EXAMPLE IN SIMPLE WORDS
Now, With the example these number 123456 how do we name a six digit number. Well, the number of digit numbers has four parts.
123456
The three parts are exactly the same as that of a five digit number.
So if I just 1 remove the slag’s place this will be a five digit number, and for naming, I’ll consider these 23,4,56 three parts. Now, the six digit number 1. I considered this as another part.
So 1 is the lakh place,in the two, and three in the ten thousand place 4 in the hundreds place, and 5 and 6 taken together in the tens & one’s place.
So 1 in the lakh place this is written as one lakh.
Then, two and three together 23 So this is twenty three thousand ,
just like we did in the case of 5 digit number twenty three thousand,
Now 4 in the hundreds place is four hundred,
And 5 and 6 together, give us fifty six.
So one lakh twenty three thousand four hundred fifty six. Now don’t get scared by looking at this huge number, name, it is actually very simple.
When we break it into four parts. Like-
1- One digit,
23 two digits,
4 one digit,
56 two digit,
1212
Then one digit, and then two digits.
It is very simple if we break it like this. And remember, it is lakh and not lakhs. Also, we know that in a 5 digit row, We can put a comma after the 1000s place.
Now in a six digit number, we can put another comma after the lakhs place. So there are two commas, one after the lakh place. And the other after the 1000s place.
These commas, make it very easy to read the number, just by looking at this comma, I can see that this is my 1 lakh place, because I know there will be a comma after the lakh place.
So this is one lakh twenty six thousand four hundred fifty six. So these commas, actually make it very easy to read the number because they in a way, separate the number, the way we are writing it, so we are separating as well, 1,2,1,2 and this work is done by these commas and also these commas are optional.
You may or may not write them. But if you write them, you need to write both. It cannot happen that you write just one and leave the other ones writing the commas, you need to write both the commas and add the correct places. So after the lakh place. And after the 1000s chose not to write them.
2nd example
600000
What is the number, name of this number? So, we see that this is a six digit number. It’s six in the last place. So we again break it into 4 different parts.
6
00
0
00
So one, two digits, one digit two digits now six in the lakh place. So I write six lakh. No, 00 means zero zero thousand So I don’t write 1000 Zero 100 I don’t write zero 100 and 00 gives me zero, so once again I don’t write zero. So this number is simply six lakh to six in the last row with all the digits to the right as zeros represent six lakh.
Again, I can put a comma here-
6,00,000
I can put a comma. So this number can be easily read as six lakh.
3rd Example –
Now, what about this number.
439005
5 is the 0 place. 0 is the hundreds place,0 in the 1000s place, 9 is the 10 thousandths place. And last 4 is lakh place.
So this is what we have now, I break it into four parts,
4 one digit,
39 two digit,
0 is in one digit,
05 are in two digits,
Now, this one digit is four in the lakh place. So this is so four lakh. So four in the lakh place for last three and nine taken together, give me 39,000 zero in the hundreds place means I don’t write anything zero 100 I don’t need to write 100 and 05 together, give me five, remember that there will be no space, or no blank here, five. Just after 1000. So the number, name of this number is four lakh thirty nine thousand five.
4th Example —
Now, what is the number-?
706020
What is the name of this number? So we break it once again.
7- One digit,
06-two digits,
0-one digit,
20-two digits.
Since it is a six-digit number. We start with the lakhs. I know this will be a lakhs place because it is a six digit number. So this is seven lakh, zero, and six thousand so Zero is 100s place means I don’t need to write it to zero to me 20 say write twenty.
This is the number 706020, name of this number seven lakh sixty thousand twenty this is the number of words.
I hope you have understood how to read and write long/large numbers into words in English.
HOW TO CONVERT NUMBERS
TO WORDS IN EXCEL WORKSHEET IN JUST 8 STEPS
If
you want to learn regarding the value or numbers to words converter in excel for writing the amount in cheque then by this numbersintowordsconverter.in site you will learn complete
processes step by step with images how can you translate large digit, single or
multiple numbers
into words in a Ms excel worksheet with advance
updated code/formula which is written in visual basic module and it shows the fast result as like a smart app.
So let’s learn as beginners what are the steps to follow for
translating small and large numbers to word format in just one click in any
version of Microsoft Excel.
Step: 1 – Open Any Version of the M.S Excel Application on your
desktop and create a new excel Blank worksheet or workbook.
Step: 2 – Create a new module in Microsoft
Visual Basic Tool by pressing Alt+F11
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Step: 3 – Then click the Insert menu and select Module Option.
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Step: 4 – Insert Number to words converter formula in excel
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I have shared the Number to words converter formula for MS Excel if you wish you can get it from here for free.
Step: 5 – In this blank new book paste the given above number to words converter formula in excel for converting
numbers into text format. It works the background of the worksheet.
Step: 6 – Save this book as an «Excel
Micro-Enabled Workbook (*.xlsm)»
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Step: 7 – Now the function has been created with the name of SpellNumber
Step: 8 – Finally we are going to use how this formula or function works so
in the Excel sheet click anywhere in the cell just type =SpellNumber(row+col address)+Enter
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How to say large numbers in English & Hindi Language
|
Numeric |
English Name |
Words in Hindi |
In Hindi pronunciation |
|
0 |
ZERO |
शून्य |
(Shoony) |
|
1 |
One |
एक |
(ek) |
|
10 |
Ten |
दस |
(das) |
|
100 |
Hundred |
सौ |
(sau) |
|
1,000 |
One |
सहस्र / हज़ार |
(sahasra)/ |
|
10,000 |
Ten |
दस हज़ार |
(das hazār) |
|
1,00,000 |
Hundred |
लाख |
(lakh) |
|
10,00,000 |
One |
अदन्त / दस लाख |
(adant) / (das lakh) |
|
1,00,00,000 |
Ten |
करोड़ (karoṛ/karod) |
(karoṛ/karod) |
|
10,00,00,000 |
Hundred |
दस करोड़ |
(das karoṛ/karod) |
|
1,00,00,00,000 |
One |
अरब |
(arab) |
|
10,00,00,00,000 |
Ten |
दस अरब |
(das |
|
1,00,00,00,00,000 |
Hundred |
खरब |
(kharab) |
|
10,00,00,00,00,000 |
One |
दस खरब |
(das |
|
1,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
Ten |
नील |
(neel / nīl) |
|
10,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
Hundred |
दस नील |
(das |
|
1,00,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
One |
पद्म |
(padm) |
|
10,00,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
Ten |
दस पद्म |
(das padm) |
|
1,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
Hundred |
शङ्ख |
(shankh / śaṅkh) |
|
10,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
One |
दस शङ्ख |
(das shankh /das śaṅkh) |
|
1,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
Ten |
समुद्र |
(samudra) |
|
10,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
Hundred |
दस समुद्र |
(das samudra) |
|
1,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
One |
अन्त्य |
(antya ) |
|
10,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
Ten |
दस अन्त्य |
(das antya) |
|
1,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
Hundred |
मध्यम |
(madhyam) |
|
10,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
One |
दस मध्यम |
(das madhyam) |
|
1,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
Ten |
परार्ध |
(paraardh) |
|
10,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,000 |
Hundred |
दस परार्ध |
(das paraardh) |
HOW
TO CONVERT A NUMBER INTO TEXT IN MS WORD IN ANY VERSION
We will learn how to convert a number into text format
in MS Word. For this, you have to select the number.
NOTE- Here I am taking 555 numbers as an example.
The result shows in Small letters –
- Press Ctrl+F9.
- And add an equal sign before the number.
- And at the end, add a backward slash () and Asterix symbol(*).
- And type CardText into the flower brackets as shown below example.
- Use right-click button of the mouse and select the Update
Field command from the popup option.
This will convert your number into text in
Microsoft Word.
{=555*CardText}
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five hundred fifty-five
HOW
TO GET RESULTS IN CAPITAL LETTERS
The result shows in capital letters —
- Press Ctrl+F9.
- Add an equal sign.
- Add your desired numbers.
- And at the end, add a backward slash() and Asterix
symbol(*). - And type CardText.
As shown below example. - There again, you have to add backward slash Asterix
type caps. - And right-click on it.
- And select the update field from the popup
option.
This will convert your number into the text with capitals. Thanks.
{=555*CardText*Caps}
Five Hundred Fifty-Five
NUMBERS IN SANSKRIT LANGUAGE (सूना— महौघ)
|
सूना — महौघ |
|
|
सूना |
(śūnya) |
|
एक |
(eka) |
|
दश |
(dasha) |
|
शत |
(shata) |
|
सहस्र |
(sahasra) |
|
अयुत |
(ayuta) |
|
लक्ष |
(lakṣa)/ one lakh |
|
कोटि |
(koṭi) /one crore |
|
शङ्कु |
(śaṅku) |
|
महाशङ्कु |
(mahā-śaṅku) |
|
वृन्द |
(vṛnda) |
|
महावृन्द |
(mahā-vṛnda) |
|
पद्म |
(padma) |
|
महापद्म |
(mahā-padma) |
|
खर्व |
(kharva) |
|
महाखर्व |
(mahā-kharva) |
|
समुद्र |
(samudra) |
|
ओघ |
(ogha) |
|
महौघ |
(mahaugha/mahā-ogha) |
NUMBERS
INTO WORDS CHART FULL LIST IN ENGLISH & IN HINDI FOR INDIA (1-100)
|
Numbers |
Hindi |
Currency In English |
Currency In Hindi |
|
0 -Zero |
शून्य |
Zero Paisa Only |
शून्य पैसा |
|
1-One |
एक |
One Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
एक रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
2-Two |
दो |
Two Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
दो रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
3-Three |
तीन |
Three Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
तीन रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
4-Four |
चार |
Four Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
चार रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
5-Five |
पांच |
Five Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
पांच रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
6-Six |
छह |
Six Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
छः रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
7-Seven |
सात |
Seven Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
सात रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
8-Eight |
आठ |
Eight Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
आठ रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
9-Nine |
नौ |
Nine Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
नौ रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
10-Ten |
दस |
Ten Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
दस रुपये एवं शून्य पैसा |
|
11-Eleven |
ग्यारह |
Eleven Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
ग्यारह रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
12-Twelve |
बारह |
Twelve Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
बारह रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
13-Thirteen |
तेरह |
Thirteen Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
तेरह रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
14-Fourteen |
चौदह |
Fourteen Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
चौदह रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
15-Fifteen |
पंद्रह |
Fifteen Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
पंद्रह रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
16-Sixteen |
सोलह |
Sixteen Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
सोलह रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
17-Seventeen |
सत्रह |
Seventeen Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
सत्रह रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
18-Eighteen |
अठारह |
Eighteen Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
अठारह रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
19-Nineteen |
उन्नीस |
Nineteen Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
उन्नीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
20-Twenty |
बीस |
Twenty Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
बीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
21-Twenty One |
इक्कीस |
Twenty One Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
इक्कीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
22-Twenty Two |
बाईस |
Twenty Two Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
बाईस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
23- Twenty Three |
तेईस |
Twenty Three Rupees And Zero Paisa |
तेईस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
24- Twenty Four |
चौबीस |
Twenty Four Rupees And Zero Paisa |
चौबीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
25- Twenty Five |
पच्चीस |
Twenty Five Rupees And Zero Paisa |
पच्चीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
26- Twenty Six |
छब्बीस |
Twenty Six Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
छब्बीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
27- Twenty Seven |
सत्ताईस |
Twenty Seven Rupees And Zero Paisa |
सत्ताईस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
28- Twenty Eight |
अट्ठाइस |
Twenty Eight Rupees And Zero Paisa |
अट्ठाइस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
29- Twenty Nine |
उनतीस |
Twenty Nine Rupees And Zero Paisa |
उनतीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
30- Thirty |
तीस |
Thirty Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
तीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
31-Thirty One |
इकतीस |
Thirty One Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
इकतीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
32-Thirty Two |
बत्तीस |
Thirty Two Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
बत्तीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
33- Thirty Three |
तैंतीस |
Thirty Three Rupees And Zero Paisa |
तैंतीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
34- Thirty Four |
चौंतीस |
Thirty Four Rupees And Zero Paisa |
चौंतीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
35- Thirty Five |
पैंतीस |
Thirty Five Rupees And Zero Paisa |
पैंतीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
36- Thirty Six |
छत्तीस |
Thirty Six Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
छत्तीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
37- Thirty Seven |
सैंतीस |
Thirty Seven Rupees And Zero Paisa |
सैंतीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
38- Thirty Eight |
अड़तीस |
Thirty Eight Rupees And Zero Paisa |
अड़तीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
39- Thirty Nine |
उनतालीस |
Thirty Nine Rupees And Zero Paisa |
उनतालीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
40- Forty |
चालीस |
Forty Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
चालीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
41- Forty One |
इकतालीस |
Forty One Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
इकतालीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
42- Forty Two |
बयालीस |
Forty Two Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
बयालीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
43- Forty Three |
तैंतालीस |
Forty Three Rupees And Zero Paisa |
तैंतालीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
44- Forty Four |
चौवालीस |
Forty Four Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
चौवालीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
45- Forty Five |
पैंतालीस |
Forty Five Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
पैंतालीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
46-Forty Six |
छियालीस |
Forty Six Rupees And Zero Paisa Onl |
छियालीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
47-Forty Seven |
सैंतालीस |
Forty Seven Rupees And Zero Paisa |
सैंतालीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
48-Forty Eight |
अड़तालीस |
Forty Eight Rupees And Zero Paisa |
अड़तालीस रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
49-Forty Nine |
उनचास |
Forty Nine Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
उनचास रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
50-Fifty |
पचास |
Fifty Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
पचास रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
51-Fifty One |
इक्यावन |
Fifty One Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
इक्यावन |
|
52-Fifty Two |
बावन |
Fifty Two Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
बावन रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
53-Fifty Three |
तिरेपन |
Fifty Three Rupees And Zero Paisa |
तिरेपन रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
54-Fifty Four |
चौवन |
Fifty Four Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
चौवन रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
55-Fifty Five |
पचपन |
Fifty Five Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
पचपन रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
56-Fifty Six |
छप्पन |
Fifty Six Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
छप्पन रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
57-Fifty Seven |
सत्तावन |
Fifty Seven Rupees And Zero Paisa |
सत्तावन रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
58-Fifty Eight |
अट्ठावन |
Fifty Eight Rupees And Zero Paisa |
अट्ठावन रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
59-Fifty Nine |
उनसठ |
Fifty Nine Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
उनसठ रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
60-Sixty |
साठ |
Sixty Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
साठ रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
61-Sixty One |
इकसठ |
Sixty One Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
इकसठ रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
62-Sixty Two |
बासठ |
Sixty Two Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
बासठ रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
63-Sixty Three |
तिरेसठ |
Sixty Three Rupees And Zero Paisa |
तिरेसठ रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
64-Sixty Four |
चौंसठ |
Sixty Four Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
चौंसठ रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
65-Sixty Five |
पैंसठ |
Sixty Five Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
पैंसठ रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
66-Sixty Six |
छियासठ |
Sixty Six Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
छियासठ रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
67-Sixty Seven |
सड़सठ |
Sixty Seven Rupees And Zero Paisa |
सड़सठ रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
68-Sixty Eight |
अड़सठ |
Sixty Eight Rupees And Zero Paisa |
अड़सठ रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
69-Sixty Nine |
उनहत्तर |
Sixty Nine Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
उनहत्तर रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
70- Seventy |
सत्तर |
Seventy Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
सत्तर रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
71-Seventy One |
इकहत्तर |
Seventy One Rupees And Zero Paisa |
इकहत्तर |
|
72-Seventy Two |
बहत्तर |
Seventy Two Rupees And Zero Paisa |
बहत्तर रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
73-Seventy Three |
तिहत्तर |
Seventy Three Rupees And Zero Paisa |
तिहत्तर |
|
74-Seventy Four |
चौहत्तर |
Seventy Four Rupees And Zero Paisa |
चौहत्तर रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
75-Seventy Five |
पचहत्तर |
Seventy Five Rupees And Zero Paisa |
पिचहत्तर रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
76-Seventy Six |
छिहत्तर |
Seventy Six Rupees And Zero Paisa |
छिहत्तर रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
77-Seventy Seven |
सतहत्तर |
Seventy Seven Rupees And Zero Paisa |
सतहत्तर रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
78-Seventy Eight |
अठहत्तर |
Seventy Eight Rupees And Zero Paisa |
अठहत्तर रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
79-Seventy Nine |
उनासी |
Seventy Nine Rupees And Zero Paisa |
उनियासी रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
80-Eighty |
अस्सी |
Eighty Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
अस्सी रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
81-Eighty One |
इक्यासी |
Eighty One Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
इक्यासी |
|
82-Eighty Two |
बयासी |
Eighty Two Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
बयासी रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
83-Eighty Three |
तिरासी |
Eighty Three Rupees And Zero Paisa |
तिरासी रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
84-Eighty Four |
चौरासी |
Eighty Four Rupees And Zero Paisa |
चौरासी रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
85-Eighty Five |
पिच्चासी |
Eighty Five Rupees And Zero Paisa |
पिच्चासी रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
86-Eighty Six |
छियासी |
Eighty Six Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
छियासी रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
87-Eighty Seven |
सत्तासी |
Eighty Seven Rupees And Zero Paisa |
सत्तासी रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
88-Eighty Eight |
अट्ठासी |
Eighty Eight Rupees And Zero Paisa |
अट्ठासी रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
89-Eighty Nine |
नेवासी |
Eighty Nine Rupees And Zero Paisa |
नेवासी रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
90-Ninety |
नब्बे |
Ninety Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
नब्बे रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
91-Ninety One |
इक्यानवे |
Ninety One Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
इक्यानवे |
|
92-Ninety Two |
बानवे |
Ninety Two Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
बानवे रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
93-Ninety Three |
तिरानवे |
Ninety Three Rupees And Zero Paisa |
तिरानवे रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
94-Ninety Four |
चौरानवे |
Ninety Four Rupees And Zero Paisa |
चौरानवे रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
95-Ninety Five |
पंचानवे |
Ninety Five Rupees And Zero Paisa |
पिचानवे रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
96-Ninety Six |
छियानवे |
Ninety Six Rupees And Zero Paisa Only |
छियानवे रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
97-Ninety Seven |
सत्तानवे |
Ninety Seven Rupees And Zero Paisa |
सत्तानवे रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
98-Ninety Eight |
अट्ठानवे |
Ninety Eight Rupees And Zero Paisa |
अट्ठानवे रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
99-Ninety Nine |
निन्यानवे |
Ninety Nine Rupees And Zero Paisa |
निन्यानवे रुपये एवं शून्य |
|
100-One Hundred |
एकसौ |
One Hundred Rupees And Zero Paisa |
एक सौ रुपये |
101-150 NUMBER TO WORDS WORKSHEET
|
Numbers List/ |
Hindi |
Currency In English |
Currency In Hindi |
|
101 -One Hundred One |
एक सौ एक |
One Hundred One Rupees And Zero Paisa |
एक सौ एक |
|
102-One Hundred Two |
एक सौ दो |
One Hundred Two Rupees And Zero Paisa |
एक सौ दो |
|
103-One Hundred Three |
एक सौ तीन |
One Hundred Three Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ तीन |
|
104-One Hundred Four |
एक सौ चार |
One Hundred Four Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ चार |
|
105-One Hundred Five |
एक सौ पांच |
One Hundred Five Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ पांच |
|
106-One Hundred Six |
एक सौ छह |
One Hundred Six Rupees And Zero Paisa |
एक सौ छः |
|
107-One Hundred Seven |
एक सौ सात |
One Hundred Seven Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ सात रुपये |
|
108-One Hundred Eight |
एक सौ आठ |
One Hundred Eight Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ आठ |
|
109-One Hundred Nine |
एक सौ नौ |
One Hundred Nine Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ नौ |
|
110-One Hundred Ten |
एक सौ दस |
One Hundred Ten Rupees And Zero Paisa |
एक सौ दस |
|
111- One Hundred Eleven |
एक सौ ग्यारह |
One Hundred Eleven Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ ग्यारह |
|
112-One Hundred Twelve |
एक सौ बारह |
One Hundred Twelve Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ बारह |
|
113-One Hundred Thirteen |
एक सौ तेरह |
One Hundred Thirteen Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ तेरह |
|
114-One Hundred Fourteen |
एक सौ चौदह |
One Hundred Fourteen Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ चौदह |
|
115-One Hundred Fifteen |
एक सौ पंद्रह |
One Hundred Fifteen Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ पंद्रह |
|
116-One Hundred Sixteen |
एक सौ सोलह |
One Hundred Sixteen Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ सोलह |
|
117-One Hundred Seventeen |
एक सौ सत्रह |
One Hundred Seventeen Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ सत्रह |
|
118-One Hundred Eighteen |
एक सौ अठारह |
One Hundred Eighteen Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ अठारह |
|
119-One Hundred Nineteen |
एक सौ उन्नीस |
One Hundred Nineteen Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ उन्नीस |
|
120-One Hundred Twenty |
एक सौ बीस |
One Hundred Twenty Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ बीस |
|
121-One Hundred Twenty One |
एक सौ इक्कीस |
One Hundred Twenty One Rupees And |
एक सौ इक्कीस |
|
122-One Hundred Twenty Two |
एक |
One Hundred Twenty Two Rupees And |
एक सौ बाईस |
|
123-One Hundred Twenty Three |
एक |
One Hundred Twenty Three Rupees And |
एक सौ तेईस |
|
124-One Hundred Twenty Four |
एक |
One Hundred Twenty Four Rupees And |
एक सौ चौबीस |
|
125-One Hundred Twenty Five |
एक |
One Hundred Twenty Five Rupees And |
एक सौ पच्चीस |
|
126-One Hundred Twenty Six |
एक |
One Hundred Twenty Six Rupees And |
एक सौ छब्बीस |
|
127-One Hundred Twenty Seven |
एक |
One Hundred Twenty Seven Rupees And |
एक सौ सत्ताईस |
|
128-One Hundred Twenty Eight |
एक |
One Hundred Twenty Eight Rupees And |
एक सौ अट्ठाइस |
|
129-One Hundred Twenty Nine |
एक |
One Hundred Twenty Nine Rupees And |
एक सौ उनतीस |
|
130-One Hundred Thirty |
एक |
One Hundred Thirty Rupees And Zero |
एक सौ तीस |
|
131-One Hundred Thirty One |
एक |
One Hundred Thirty One Rupees And |
एक सौ इकतीस |
|
132-One Hundred Thirty Two |
एक |
One Hundred Thirty Two Rupees And |
एक सौ बत्तीस |
|
133-One Hundred Thirty Three |
एक |
One Hundred Thirty Three Rupees And |
एक सौ तैंतीस |
|
134-One Hundred Thirty Four |
एक |
One Hundred Thirty Four Rupees And |
एक सौ चौंतीस |
|
135-One Hundred Thirty Five |
एक |
One Hundred Thirty Five Rupees And |
एक सौ पैंतीस |
151-200 CONVERTING NUMBERS TO WORDS IN
EXCEL FORMAT SHEET
|
Numbers List/ |
Hindi |
Currency In English |
Amount/Currency In |
|
151-One Hundred Fifty One |
एक |
One Hundred Fifty One Rupees And Zero |
एक |
|
152-One Hundred Fifty Two |
एक |
One Hundred Fifty Two Rupees And Zero |
एक |
|
153-One Hundred Fifty Three |
एक |
One Hundred Fifty Three Rupees And |
एक |
|
154-One Hundred Fifty Four |
एक |
One Hundred Fifty Four Rupees And |
एक |
|
155-One Hundred Fifty Five |
एक |
One Hundred Fifty Five Rupees And |
एक |
|
156-One Hundred Fifty Six |
एक |
One Hundred Fifty Six Rupees And Zero |
एक |
|
157-One Hundred Fifty Seven |
एक |
One Hundred Fifty Seven Rupees And |
एक |
|
158-One Hundred Fifty Eight |
एक |
One Hundred Fifty Eight Rupees And |
एक |
|
159-One Hundred Fifty Nine |
एक |
One Hundred Fifty Nine Rupees And |
एक |
|
160-One Hundred Sixty |
एक |
One Hundred Sixty Rupees And Zero |
एक |
|
161-One Hundred Sixty One |
एक |
One Hundred Sixty One Rupees And Zero |
एक |
|
162-One Hundred Sixty Two |
एक |
One Hundred Sixty Two Rupees And Zero |
एक |
|
163-One Hundred Sixty Three |
एक |
One Hundred Sixty Three Rupees And |
एक |
|
164-One Hundred Sixty Four |
एक |
One Hundred Sixty Four Rupees And |
एक |
|
165-One Hundred Sixty Five |
एक |
One Hundred Sixty Five Rupees And |
एक |
|
166-One Hundred Sixty Six |
एक |
One Hundred Sixty Six Rupees And Zero |
एक |
|
167-One Hundred Sixty Seven |
एक |
One Hundred Sixty Seven Rupees And |
एक |
|
168-One Hundred Sixty Eight |
एक |
One Hundred Sixty Eight Rupees And |
एक |
|
169-One Hundred Sixty Nine |
एक |
One Hundred Sixty Nine Rupees And |
एक |
|
170-One Hundred Seventy |
एक |
One Hundred Seventy Rupees And Zero |
एक |
|
171-One Hundred Seventy One |
एक |
One Hundred Seventy One Rupees And |
एक |
|
172-One Hundred Seventy Two |
एक |
One Hundred Seventy Two Rupees And |
एक |
|
173-One Hundred Seventy Three |
एक |
One Hundred Seventy Three Rupees And |
एक |
|
174- One Hundred Seventy |
एक |
One Hundred Seventy Four Rupees And |
एक |
|
175-One Hundred Seventy Five |
एक |
One Hundred Seventy Five Rupees And |
एक |
|
176-One Hundred Seventy Six |
एक |
One Hundred Seventy Six Rupees And |
एक |
|
177-One Hundred Seventy Seven |
एक |
One Hundred Seventy Seven Rupees And |
एक |
|
178-One Hundred Seventy Eight |
एक |
One Hundred Seventy Eight Rupees And |
एक |
|
179-One Hundred Seventy Nine |
एक |
One Hundred Seventy Nine Rupees And |
एक |
|
180-One Hundred Eighty |
एक |
One Hundred Eighty Rupees And Zero |
एक |
|
181-One Hundred Eighty One |
एक |
One Hundred Eighty One Rupees And |
एक |
|
182-One Hundred Eighty Two |
एक |
One Hundred Eighty Two Rupees And |
एक |
|
183-One Hundred Eighty Three |
एक |
One Hundred Eighty Three Rupees And |
एक |
|
184-One Hundred Eighty Four |
एक |
One Hundred Eighty Four Rupees And |
एक |
|
185-One Hundred Eighty Five |
एक |
One Hundred Eighty Five Rupees And |
एक |
|
186-One Hundred Eighty Six |
एक |
One Hundred Eighty Six Rupees And |
एक |
|
187- One Hundred Eighty Seven |
एक |
One Hundred Eighty Seven Rupees And |
एक |
|
188-One Hundred Eighty Eight |
एक |
One Hundred Eighty Eight Rupees And |
एक |
|
189- One Hundred Eighty |
एक |
One Hundred Eighty Nine Rupees And |
एक |
|
190-One Hundred Ninety |
एक |
One Hundred Ninety Rupees And Zero |
एक |
|
191-One Hundred Ninety One |
एक |
One Hundred Ninety One Rupees And |
एक |
|
192-One Hundred Ninety Two |
एक |
One Hundred Ninety Two Rupees And |
एक |
|
193-One Hundred Ninety Three |
एक |
One Hundred Ninety Three Rupees And |
एक |
|
194-One Hundred Ninety Four |
एक |
One Hundred Ninety Four Rupees And |
एक |
|
195-One Hundred Ninety Five |
एक |
One Hundred Ninety Five Rupees And |
एक |
|
196-One Hundred Ninety Six |
एक |
One Hundred Ninety Six Rupees And |
एक |
|
197-One Hundred Ninety Seven |
एक |
One Hundred Ninety Seven Rupees And |
एक |
|
198-One Hundred Ninety Eight |
एक |
One Hundred Ninety Eight Rupees And |
एक |
|
199-One Hundred Ninety Nine |
एक |
One Hundred Ninety Nine Rupees And |
एक |
|
200-Two Hundred |
दो |
Two Hundred Rupees And Zero Paisa |
दो |
201-250 NUMBERS TO WORDS WORKSHEET IN
2023
|
Numbers List/ |
Hindi |
Currency In English |
Amount/Currency In |
|
201-Two Hundred One |
दो |
Two Hundred One Rupees And Zero Paisa |
दो |
|
202-Two Hundred Two |
दो |
Two Hundred Two Rupees And Zero Paisa |
दो |
|
203-Two Hundred Three |
दो |
Two Hundred Three Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
204-Two Hundred Four |
दो |
Two Hundred Four Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
205-Two Hundred Five |
दो |
Two Hundred Five Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
206-Two Hundred Six |
दो |
Two Hundred Six Rupees And Zero Paisa |
दो |
|
207-Two Hundred Seven |
दो |
Two Hundred Seven Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
208-Two Hundred Eight |
दो |
Two Hundred Eight Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
209-Two Hundred Nine |
दो |
Two Hundred Nine Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
210-Two Hundred Ten |
दो |
Two Hundred Ten Rupees And Zero Paisa |
दो |
|
211-Two Hundred Eleven |
दो |
Two Hundred Eleven Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
212-Two Hundred Twelve |
दो |
Two Hundred Twelve Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
213-Two Hundred Thirteen |
दो |
Two Hundred Thirteen Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
214-Two Hundred Fourteen |
दो |
Two Hundred Fourteen Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
215- Two Hundred Fifteen |
दो |
Two Hundred Fifteen Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
216- Two Hundred Sixteen |
दो |
Two Hundred Sixteen Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
217-Two Hundred Seventeen |
दो |
Two Hundred Seventeen Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
218-Two Hundred Eighteen |
दो |
Two Hundred Eighteen Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
219-Two Hundred Nineteen |
दो |
Two Hundred Nineteen Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
220-Two Hundred Twenty |
दो |
Two Hundred Twenty Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
221-Two Hundred Twenty One |
दो |
Two Hundred Twenty One Rupees And |
दो |
|
222-Two Hundred Twenty Two |
दो |
Two Hundred Twenty Two Rupees And |
दो |
|
223-Two Hundred Twenty Three |
दो |
Two Hundred Twenty Three Rupees And |
दो |
|
224-Two Hundred Twenty Four |
दो |
Two Hundred Twenty Four Rupees And |
दो |
|
225-Two Hundred Twenty Five |
दो |
Two Hundred Twenty Five Rupees And |
दो |
|
226-Two Hundred Twenty Six |
दो |
Two Hundred Twenty Six Rupees And |
दो |
|
227-Two Hundred Twenty Seven |
दो |
Two Hundred Twenty Seven Rupees And |
दो |
|
228-Two Hundred Twenty Eight |
दो |
Two Hundred Twenty Eight Rupees And |
दो |
|
229-Two Hundred Twenty Nine |
दो |
Two Hundred Twenty Nine Rupees And |
दो |
|
230-Two Hundred Thirty |
दो |
Two Hundred Thirty Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
231-Two Hundred Thirty One |
दो |
Two Hundred Thirty One Rupees And |
दो |
|
232-Two Hundred Thirty Two |
दो |
Two Hundred Thirty Two Rupees And |
दो |
|
233-Two Hundred Thirty Three |
दो |
Two Hundred Thirty Three Rupees And |
दो |
|
234-Two Hundred Thirty Four |
दो |
Two Hundred Thirty Four Rupees And |
दो |
|
235-Two Hundred Thirty Five |
दो |
Two Hundred Thirty Five Rupees And |
दो |
|
236-Two Hundred Thirty Six |
दो |
Two Hundred Thirty Six Rupees And |
दो |
|
237-Two Hundred Thirty Seven |
दो |
Two Hundred Thirty Seven Rupees And |
दो |
|
238-Two Hundred Thirty Eight |
दो |
Two Hundred Thirty Eight Rupees And |
दो |
|
239-Two Hundred Thirty Nine |
दो |
Two Hundred Thirty Nine Rupees And |
दो |
|
240-Two Hundred Forty |
दो |
Two Hundred Forty Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
241-Two Hundred Forty One |
दो |
Two Hundred Forty One Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
242-Two Hundred Forty Two |
दो |
Two Hundred Forty Two Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
243- Two Hundred Forty Three |
दो |
Two Hundred Forty Three Rupees And |
दो |
|
244-Two Hundred Forty Four |
दो |
Two Hundred Forty Four Rupees And |
दो |
|
245-Two Hundred Forty Five |
दो |
Two Hundred Forty Five Rupees And |
दो |
|
246-Two Hundred Forty Six |
दो |
Two Hundred Forty Six Rupees And Zero |
दो |
|
247-Two Hundred Forty Seven |
दो |
Two Hundred Forty Seven Rupees And |
दो |
|
248-Two Hundred Forty Eight |
दो |
Two Hundred Forty Eight Rupees And |
दो |
|
249-Two Hundred Forty Nine |
दो |
Two Hundred Forty Nine Rupees And |
दो |
|
250-Two Hundred Fifty |
दो |
Two Hundred Fifty Rupees And Zero |
दो |
Look at this table as given below – Let’s
learn all the number systems with a chart
that is used worldwide called the
International number system. So I have explained with a live example for
beginners.
|
Periods |
One’s period |
||
|
Places |
Hundred‘s |
Ten‘s |
One‘s |
|
Digits |
3 Digits |
2 Digits |
1 Digit |
|
Place |
100 |
10 |
1 |
|
Periods |
Hundred period |
||
|
Places |
Hundred |
Ten thousand‘s |
Thousand‘s |
|
Digits |
6 Digits |
5 Digits |
4 Digits |
|
Place |
100,000 |
10,000 |
1,000 |
|
Periods |
Millions period |
||
|
Places |
Hundred million‘s |
Ten million‘s |
Million‘s |
|
Digits |
9 Digits |
8 Digits |
7 Digits |
|
Place |
1000,000,000 |
10,000,000 |
1000,000 |
Here,
each period consists of three places
–It
shows the periods, the places, and the place values. In this system, the six digit numbers are pleased in the once
and the thousands periods, the seven
digit numbers are placed in the ones the 1000s and the millions periods.
The once
period consists of the places, 1s, 10s, and 100s.
The Thousands
period as the places Thousand, Ten thousand and Hundred thousand.
And the
million’s period has millions, Ten million’s and Hundred millions.
Since
we are studying numbers, up to seven
digits in this grid, we will learn only up to the millions place.
Now,
let us learn to read and write numbers
using the international number system. We write the numbers in the standard form using cause and read the numbers using the periods.
Look at
the example on the board, we begin from the right I insert a comma after
every three digits, that is we divide
the number into experience, then read each period separately.
 |
| international number system |
So, we
write the given number in standard form as 1 comma 347 comma 821 and we read it
as One million three hundred forty-seven thousand eight
hundred twenty-one is written like this.
Similarly,
we can write seven digit numbers in the standard form using the period’s example –
Eight million four hundred thousand three hundred seven
place
the digits in the place value chart starting with 8
million in the millions period next 400,000 in the thousand´s period,
lastly 307 in the one’s period, here also we write the number in the
standard form using comma as 8 comma 400 comma 307 (8,400,307).
Let us
try one more example. We write this 3000843 number in standard form as 3 comma
000 comma 843.
We read
this number as three million eight hundred forty-three. Did you notice here we
did not read the place value of the zeros, but we did write them to show the
place value?
Its
number name is three million eight hundred forty-three. Wasn’t it interesting to learn the international
number system?
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